Kiwis crush Lanka in first ODI
The Free Press Journal|March 26, 2023
Shipley triggers off Lankans' downfall with magical spell
Kiwis crush Lanka in first ODI

Harry Shipley took 5-31 as Sri Lanka was bowled out for 76 on Saturday ensuring New Zealand a 198-run win in the first one-day international.

New Zealand made 274 batting first on a drop-in pitch at Eden Park and Sri Lanka was dismissed for its lowest-ever ODI total against New Zealand, its fifth-lowest in all one-day internationals.

Sri Lanka lost its first two wickets at 14, its third at 20 and its fourth and fifth at 31 as its innings unraveled inside the first 10 overs.

When a break was taken after 14.2 overs to honour victims, rescuers and recovery workers involved in Cyclone Gabrielle which battered New Zealand's North Island on Feb. 14, Sri Lanka was 49-7.

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